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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-27
THE coMpANY's PLANS.

The ordinance read last night grants to
the company, it's successors and assigns,
the right and privilege OF constructing,
maintaining and operating street railway
tracks on and over certain specified streets
and running cars over tho same, subject
to conditions and restrictions. The streetS
over which such right is granted are,
commencing at the intersection Of Main
and Tenth streets, down Main to Twenty
seventh, up Twcnty.seventh to Eo6, down
Eod to Thirty.ninth, up Thirty.ninth to
Woods, down Woods to Fo,ty.third,
down Fourty-third to Jacob and down
Jacob to the southern boundary Of the
city; also on Virginia streetand all streets
on the Island running north and south.
1t Is reported further that the intention
OF the company is to proceed from the
southern boundary down to Benwood and
connect there with the ferry line to Bell
aire. The fare, 1t is said, will be five cents
per trip. The streets on which cars are to
be running inside Of tao year are Main,
EoG and Jacob, and they must be run in
good faith on one or more Of them, dis
lance Of at least 900 rods. The gauge Of
the road is to be 4 feet 81 inches.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-27
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PEUNION PRIVILEGES. =

Tho Committee on Grounds aud Privileges ,s
now now ready to receive applications Tor Iatinr
sSnSs, Ice cream ana Cake etc. as we'll as iof
VIII BE- 70 let as well as space for side shows and
e1hibiuons. plat Of the stands can be seen Al
S Sa Music Store where other information can
company applicants TO the grounds ior sclcction ~
space. Bids for space will be received until Juiv
70. when awards Tor special privileges will b.
maae. ~ a. sr'I WIN. L. S{iElB. ="
y.s ~, TH0S. OBRlEN, s.
*, - GEO, W. BAGa8,
. lcll -. ~ - Committee on Grounds
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-27
GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS, j
Notice to T Teachers; !.
WEDNESDAY, JULY al,

An Examination OF Teachers for Wheeling prh.
l!c schools Will be held at tho rooms OF The Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
GRIM AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NEw.YoaK DEALINGS


Tho strength OF wheat noteworthy In view OF the
export inquiry and the absence Of features Yesterday
shippers aud spot nevertheless
There rumors TO affect the options but q
actual could not be construed as looking direction
European collision Reports OF cold weather at the
had favorable Influence hut the real for tne
beginning It's position seeking 10 re-
iucc It's lines The dealings the options 10 over
6.0OOO0O bushels aud the extreme ivsnce cent
There reaction on re,zations Later but slo.s
steady at gaus OF La cent Corn spot as
4Q2 cont better, bat there ss,es
fer export. The options frmer and erfeI
up -as cent. "a y cent hleher
the spot and the buttons scored Of cent Here
OF 800 teIces OF lard but could 70: bG
Earned whether exporters the BUYERS OBJ
tended DOWNWARD and closed with net losses 0, points
for December aad az points for the later months.
The final quotations for the options were az follows
Wheat December, 9O; January. 9U31 February Oh,
March 93; APRIL "a May 94 jane, 80 Dscenbsr lssS
JSa cents.
CON- January el'e; February, COS; May 93' cents
Dat, December. 80; January 1885,, Feorasry 80;
May, 80 "a cents
rG-DeceOer IS "a January ~ O6; February s. 70;
March, IS 30 April s. % May - 81; June 70 40 Julv
~ a. ''
The receipts Of grain and reported yesterday AZ
New YORK. Baltimore Ph.aephi and B0.tol we're "a ,ol
Wheat 6s,l9G bushels. corn 1926 453 bushel. oar.
81 254 bushels total grain, 2ij903 bushels roUr 81 i9S
packages. At Chicago. Milwaukee arrfv,
Wheat l24.973 bushels. corn. 4324af bn.let.'
odssz0is4 bushels total gram. ia 23 bushels, aoup
- 30G barrels. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22

DuFFAIO Dec. 3l--Cdnte-kecopts last "a hours wore
955 heal Total tor week thus tar 5000 he1r. same ms
lar s6lj head. Consigned through a ears OF which
Al 10 New Nogk. sale.
ShS>p-ReceiDs last "a hours wsrs 6oOs neal Isi or
20 uOO hoai For time last wees - ut
head Consigned through i ears IL OF which 10 Now
sale. lower. Good 10 Ch1lcr sreD
i5Gt 10, Good TO Choice Western Lambs ~ 1J0o %
Canadian Lambs - - g$6 To-
Ho0s-Rccoips a.t "a hours were SO heal Tots .-
thus Tar 800 head. For same time Ass -
Consigned rough 80 - Of which 10 New YORK;
~ sale Light Pigs - 9odo5 %; Mixed fV' aug
lAght - 40 -. selected Workers 5
Medium wosht- - 90 as IS. Coarse Mixed Heavy th9s
- T3a 90; ~ 5da rs; all offerings taken.
CHICAGO. Union STOCK yartS Dec. I'm DFetrs.
journal reports: Hsqs - Receipts 23.OOu head mhAs
active and lOG l5e h.hrri Light - 80 go - l.oas
Packing 81 100 - % Mixed Heavy and fauNins uA
Shipping. - 50 gt5 80 IN
Cafle- 5000 head market steltv: HenNc- ~
S. steers 81 20 81 so Cows. 81 80 SS2 - S0'
81 ass 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
TIE STATE Or TRADE.

BALTIMORE. Dec. Citation steady Middlnv lor
FOur steady. Howard and Nr,teTi Super.
81 81 ~ d. Extra 10 s3 Np05 Family 10 ~ ~
Mills -uDerius - ~ a. 80 DO W I,i1
Rl- Brant, - 5nH4 20 Pat4p-co Family - D. 10 Il
poratlve Patent 81 90 Whet-s0utern qn.et. 9gc
% Amber - 1880. Western higher AoA WINTER Red
spot Sli.c. bis. January - -jr.c. February IS
az. Cur-s0utrrn active White 3Jq a a.c Yellow 5
- higher. AXcl sp.t - PC January
jjlGJjSsc Uat, firm. Soathern 3f631ci Western WAt.
3ssiOc Western Nlxed JJGJoo, Penusylvaua - sc.
Rye nrm at 81 atcc Lay .teriyt Pu.sto Choice West.
SIS 0O0l5 90 PROVISIONS quiet Mes Pork slj IS
Buikmeats. shoulders ant clear RAD les packed
a. &C. 3acsu-Sh)ui'-r. = - C-a RID -.'es &c
Ham, ia &c L1ni rennsd 7c; Bun firm Western
PACKED - DE Crra 2OG c Egg, 8 Poe Potatoes
higher - ou - Petroleum -tedy-HSnued &c. Clfes
sly RIO car-Oe, ordinary t. fNr - 2glac sugar
Coppsr IehH-d firm - Q .GC.
Nhske7 quiet al - Il. Frezhfs 20 Liverpool per
steamer dull Cotton At 1924 Flour Is 90. Gram al.
NecclptsflOur 6sl4 OOs Wheat l-u'O bush. Cora
sales - Wheat 80 800 bush. tsrn lni 500 bush
BUFFALO. Dec. 2l-Wheaf--No. Hari at sgic, No. l
P@cIhc al sor asked. Winter Wheat h
so. 10 h,hgaH sOil al 3l.sc No. Nmte ch sod
Ole, closing sic asked. No Rel $50 7ya4 so ,
Amber Com itsuAr; 40 n sold ~
. 80 track J,c. Cats easier mi firm. No. ,
white 3sc. 8 NIie SIC. 10. > Mixed ji'. BAr.ty
firm No 8 C1naia % a Jic. No. Canada -ta t1r. 20.
Milwaukee oz-Ir >tats = 6-jc Mlliset uncGaucn -
Winter Bran go 30 >pr.ag 80 81 Kecei.t-a rat
1000 bush. Corn 5000 Ipsu. Sp'sents wheat 10 .
bush. Corn % UUl bust. oats 1000 bush BaI-y l1JJC
On-n
CHCAJO. Dec lJ.-Tn- .onllrr fltures ranged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL. psc 2l-SSe m.-Becf-liodcrs ofer m9t roy
eratey extra India steady at 0Ts 3D. Porn HOS"
ODER moderately Iians-The supply IS good BsoV AZ
Holders Offer mOeraely CumOcr aud cnt dull az avs ~
shoulders steady nc S5s 81 Cheese ohers Offer r,e
TAow- Holders freely Spirits Of rurpont ne
oner spirinxy Ron-The supply IL gooi lsri SpO. -ss
FuturosIhe snppy poor spot and December sss,,-
4Os 6d; and FEBRUARY steady al ios Cd
.i ers Offer iuoder atsly Now No Winter aud slraa
firm Al 6s Sd Four-oG-rs offer freely. Corn epoS 80
Futures Holders sfer esly Hops &C London -Ns"'
state Holders offering. ..,.rm
IONpOx. Dec. 2l-l y. m-Pr0duce-Renned YctIo,e.,,r
Esd ut per gallon Calcutta Luseei SIs 81 per
ter Lanseed cake. 80 Sc 6L per ten for western SP
OF Turpeotine. 2ss. 4 at per cwt - n, ,,.ncs
ASrwrRr Det 2i-Wicex's Lard closed st o5 tra
80 confines per 100 kilos pctrolsum-F1ne rae A"''
II fraacs Sc centimes paid and Is francs sellers
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COTTON uAKKErs-sY TELEGRAPH

LvsRrooI. Dec. 81 4 ~ m.-Cotton Failures ao6tL
Upiauds Low hilinx clause oscemosr ae"s snS.d seh
sellers; poesnber amt January delivery. s.ilsrsi
eTs January and February delivery teo>s ,rch ssA
February and March dsvsry Al 54d buysrs N.lysy,
April delivery. - 6ta. Sellers April ana .ellersi
ytbstI sellers; Nav ana Juns delivery. ota 'nSusS
Iua. and Ialy d.vsry t96td sellers july ana ANs'
delivery s oil 6<d. sellers
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Flour m1rset dlu price, s,ctfy ami unchanged
last gao. hoc- 10 Fancy Water PATENT, 500
as. soGtacfa Winters 80 JOs isj AcHlEtH al
Wisconsin D. Fair rhsre =
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22

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Waite 90, Receipts - wAeas Is $40 Ousa Cora 6ood
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DULNESS AND STRENGTH.
SPECIAL FEATURES IN THE MARKET
THE TRANSACTIONS SHOW A HOLIDAY
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SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-DEc. 81
TIE GENERAL LIST
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week containing various arguments OF our
lawyers before the Supreme Court. The ia
mIllarity of our people with the respective
cases, or the parties involved, the ability OF
the lawyers, and the universal interest which
attaches to all law questions, will make this
supplement unusually valuable. We have
other arguments which we will present in
like form next week or the week thereafter.
While we do not expect to enable any reader
to be sufficiently informed in legal matters 10
authorize him to apply for admission to the
Bar, yet we believe it to be fact that no one
can read these arguments without being ben
eftted and without having his wits sharpen
eli. With the aid of some of the best legal
talent at the Abbeville Bar, the value of the
Press and Banner Is assured.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-12-07
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
No Reduction of Salaries This Year,.
Important Notice to Teachers and
p,niI9

ABBEvILLE, S. c., Nov. II, 1887.
The County Board of Examiners OF Able
vile county having called meeting OF the
Boards of School Trustees Of the county last
Salesday at AbbeviIlc Court House, for the
purpose of considering the inter ests of the
public schools of the county, and suggesting
plans that would best promote the same, and
having failed in quorum, requisite to trans
act the business desired, concluded and re-
solved to adopt the rules and regulations of
the last general meeting Of the Boards above
mentioned, namely:
lst That the first grade teachers receive
5000 per month.
Second grade, $1,000, and
Third grade 5000 per month.
End. That the public schools shall be In ses.
sion each school day at least seven and half
hours, including rcccSScS.
3rll. That the n.inimum average number Of
pupils per month that shall entItle teacher
TO full pay in county schools Will be fifteen
Q5), in the Incorporated towns and villages
In the event where the average number of
pupils of lawful age falls below the minimum
the trustees will pay per capita share of the
The duties Of the School Trustees being so
clearly and fully set forth In the School Law
IA copy Of which Will be furnished every truS-
tee on demand at the School Commissioners
oflice) 1t is unnecessary to make any sugges-
tons as TO the management and rules OF the
pabic schools, more than refer them to the
following Sections of the School Law. viz :
sections l0l0, lUll, lOlZ, lOlo ana SccLlon page
%, (An Act to limit the ages Of persons attend
ing the free public schools) and to urge and
pnjoin upon them the importance Of the faith.
fuG execution Of this portion of the School
Law.
Having again entered upon new school
year and the arluous duties involved in the
office of School Commissioner l respectfully
ask the assistance Of all the school officers OF
The county in prosecuting the great work OF
educating the masses, and urge upon them
and the patrons of the public schools the ne
cessty Of supplementing the school fund so
as to extend The length Of the school term to
eight or ten manths If possible.
Very respectfully,